Simon Woolley of Operation Black Vote has today been appointed a Commissioner to the Equality and Human Rights body
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Simon Woolley of Operation Black Vote has today been appointed a Commissioner to the Equality and Human Rights body
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Equalities campaigner Meral Hussein Ece, the first female Turkish councillor in Britain, expressed joy after being appointed to the board of the Equalities Commission.
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It’s to David Cameron’s credit that he has suspended a Conservative councillor whose racist email was exposed by a blogger earlier today.
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Simon Woolley looks back at the United Nations conference he attended recently and reflects on the shared experiences of many communities across the world.
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There’s a strange debate on the Independent’s commentators blog about whether to call Conservative women “Dave’s Divas” or “Cameron’s Cuties”. But this sexist dialogue seems to have overlooked is the number of upcoming black or Asian candidates.
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So farewell, then, to the Oprah Winfrey Show, a legend of the schedules, which is due to finish in 2011
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News that a Sikh has joined the British National Party is not such a surprise when you consider that the man in question has been associated with the far right outfit for many years.
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Some Katrina victims have got compensation, but what is really needed is an apology from ex-President George Bush, writes Richard Sudan
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Australia does not want to face the terrible history of how they have oppressed Aborigianal people, or their present-day suffering, writes Angela Hinds
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David Lammy touched on a crucial issue – how do we create more trust between young people and the police?
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Avowed atheist Ariane Sherine has attracted a whopping 1,000+ reader comments over her anti-religion drive. But she’s muddling up religion and culture, writes Lester Holloway
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A large number of Sikhs are expected at a mass lobby of parliament tomorrow as they protest over exclusion from official recognition by public authorities
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